Rows, pods, or a computer lab — furnished to match how the room is taught.
Flip-top and modular tables that reconfigure between lecture rows and group work, plus purpose-built computer training desks that keep the monitor out of the sightline between instructor and student.
5 flip-top & modular table lines
2 computer training desk configurations
GSA Schedule pricing available
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Tell us about the room, and we’ll match the lineup.
Seat count, room shape, and whether it needs computers built in — a few basics is all we need.
- Free room layout & product recommendation
- Coordinated with our conference & office chair lines
- Fleet pricing for full classrooms & training floors
- GSA Schedule pricing available
Tables
Five lines, from single flip-top tables to fully modular classroom systems.
Every one of these table lines carries a Limited Lifetime Warranty and exceeds ANSI/BIFMA testing standards.
Computer Training
When the monitor needs to disappear between uses.
Purpose-built computer training desks with the display recessed or lifted below the worksurface, so the room reads as a normal classroom the moment class ends.
Push-Button Lift
Trolley™ Monitor Lift
The monitor rises from a fully recessed compartment at the press of a button, then retracts flush beneath a self-closing door for an unobstructed line of sight to the instructor.
Natural Downward Gaze
Downview™
The monitor sits fixed beneath a tinted tempered-glass viewport, read with the same natural downward gaze as a book on the desk — no moving parts, no lift mechanism.
Both are built into single- or double-user computer training desks, ship fully assembled, and are ADA compliant — made in the USA.
Technical Training Tables
A simpler, budget-oriented option for IT and technical training rooms.
A steel-frame training table built specifically for computer labs — height-adjustable, cable management built in, and CPU storage available as an accessory.
Single-User
Dual-User
Advanced Classroom Training Table
A height-adjustable steel leg kit (27.90″–34.90″) that suits everything from grade-school labs to adult technical training, with a keyboard tray, CPU holder, and locking casters available as accessories. The 36″/48″ widths are single-user; the 60″/72″ widths are dual-user, with room for two side-by-side workstations.
4 widths × 2 depths
Single- or dual-user
Height-adjustable
Made in the USA
Why This Lineup
Built for how training rooms actually get used.
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Reconfigures Fast
Flip, fold, nest, or unlink — every table line here switches from lecture rows to breakout groups without tools.
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Sightlines Stay Clear
Both computer training desk configurations keep the monitor out of the instructor’s line of sight until a student actually needs it.
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Independently Tested
These table lines exceed ANSI/BIFMA standards, tested in an ISO 17025-certified in-house facility.
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A Budget Tier, Too
The Advanced Classroom Training Table rounds out the lineup for IT labs and technical rooms that don’t need a design-forward table.
Lecture Rows to Computer Labs
From a single flip-top table to a fully wired computer training desk, one call covers every kind of instructional space.
Fleet & GSA Pricing
Outfitting a full classroom or training floor? Fleet pricing and GSA Schedule pricing are both available.
Matched to Your Seating
Pair any of these lines with a stackable or task chair from our Conference & Office Chairs page for a coordinated room.
Common questions
Training & classroom furniture FAQs.
What’s the difference between the five table lines?
Mainly reconfiguration method and budget: 2gether and Terina flip and nest, Junction and Bungee are modular systems in a wide range of shapes, and ConnecTABLES is the most affordable linking option. Tell us the room and we’ll point you to the right one.
Trolley or Downview — which computer training desk is right for us?
Trolley fully retracts the monitor below the worksurface behind a door, best when the desk needs to look like an ordinary table between classes. Downview keeps the monitor fixed under a glass viewport, with no moving parts to maintain.
Do the computer training desks come in single or double-user widths?
Both. Single-user desks run 30″–48″ wide; double-user desks are 63″ or 71″ wide. Every configuration is ADA compliant and ships fully assembled.
Is the Advanced Classroom Training Table still a good option today?
Yes — it’s our recommendation for IT and technical labs that want an affordable, height-adjustable, Made-in-USA table over a design-forward line. Ask your rep whether it or one of the flip-top or modular lines fits your room better.
Can I get fabric or finish samples?
Yes — ask your rep for the current sample board for any table line. Laminate and, on select lines, wood veneer finishes are available.
Do you offer GSA pricing?
Yes, GSA Schedule pricing is available for qualifying government and public-safety agencies. Ask your rep for your agency’s rate.
Tell us about the room. We’ll match the tables.
Seat count, room shape, and whether it’s a computer lab — that’s all it takes to point you at the right line.